Barcelona returned from the lengthy international break with several changes to their starting lineup, but the outcome remained the same: another victory. Hansi Flick’s side made it eight consecutive wins at the beginning of their LaLiga campaign and extended their remarkable run at Spotify Camp Nou to 23 straight victories.Raphinha was unavailable through injury, while Pau Cubarsi, Pedri and Fermin Lopez were all rested, but one player who continues to feature relentlessly is the tireless Lamine Yamal. The message was clear once again: regardless of who takes the field, this Barcelona team knows how to score goals.After just 78 seconds, Gordon opened the scoring with a long-range effort that took a deflection off Martin, leaving David Soria with no chance. It was the Englishman’s first goal since joining Barcelona and the perfect start for the hosts.Anthony Gordon goal vs Getafe. https://t.co/kFm9ZagNud— Daily Foot Vibes (@dailyfootvibes) October 10, 2026 The second goal eventually arrived just after the half-hour mark, courtesy of Gabriel Jesus. In a moment of unnecessary risk, Romero attempted to dribble his way out of trouble inside his own penalty area, only to lose possession.The ball fell perfectly for the Brazilian, who made no mistake with a precise finish inside the near post. Jesus continues to make the most of his opportunities, and Raphinha’s absence was barely noticeable as Barcelona looked dangerous in attack while remaining solid defensively.Gabriel Jesus goal in Barcelona vs Getafe game. https://t.co/k7uZhKWn9P— Daily Foot Vibes (@dailyfootvibes) October 10, 2026 Neither manager made changes at half-time, and Getafe emerged for the second period determined to find a way back into the contest. Mojica came close with a long-range attempt in the opening minutes, although his effort drifted narrowly wide.The game subsequently lost some of its intensity. Barcelona had no reason to force the issue, while Getafe struggled to find the quality needed to trouble their opponents. As a result, the chances became less frequent, but the hosts continued to look the more likely side to score.Gordon remained particularly lively and nearly reached a through ball, only for Soria to intervene first. The two collided knee-to-knee during the challenge, although neither appeared to suffer any serious consequences. The Getafe goalkeeper was soon called into action again, producing another important save to deny Dani Olmo and prevent Barcelona from extending their advantage.##EDITORS_CHOICE##With around 30 minutes remaining, Flick decided it was time to freshen things up, introducing Pedri and Fermin Lopez. Their arrival injected new energy into Barcelona’s play, while Getafe suffered another injury setback as Andres Garcia was also forced to leave the pitch.For all the hosts’ dominance, Lamine Yamal was having a relatively quiet evening. Getafe’s close marking restricted the teenager’s freedom, leaving him frustrated and unable to influence proceedings as much as usual.However, writing off Lamine is rarely a wise decision. Even when he appears to be on the periphery of a match, the Barcelona number 10 can produce a moment that changes everything. That moment arrived when he delivered a trademark pass to set up Kounde, who finished to make it 3-0 and put the result beyond any doubt.Jules Kounde goal and Lamine Yamal assist in Barcelona vs Getafe game. https://t.co/xQAqCxUJPk— Daily Foot Vibes (@dailyfootvibes) October 10, 2026 The French defender marked the occasion with a goal that also carried historical significance, making him the French player with the most appearances in Barcelona’s history. It was the perfect finishing touch to another commanding performance from Flick’s side, who continued their remarkable winning streak and once again demonstrated why they remain the team to beat in LaLiga.LA LIGA – MATCHDAY 8FridayMalaga – Espanyol 1-1 (0-1)/Nino 90+3 – Zaragoza 13/SaturdayAlaves – Atl. Madrid 1-2 (1-1)/Boye 45+6 pen – Grimaldo 33, Romero 87/Barcelona – Getafe 3-0 (2-0)/Gordon 2, Jesus 30, Kounde 73/22.00: (1.37) Real Madrid (5.85) Villareal (6.55) Sunday15.00: (2.80) Elche (3.25) Celta (2.60) 17.15: (1.67) Sociedad (3.70) La Coruna (5.50) 19.30: (1.57) Betis (4.00) Osasuna (6.00) 22.00: (2.30) Santander (3.50) Valencia (3.00)Monday22.00: (2.75) Levante (3.20) Sevilla (2.65)***odds are subject to change***